Chocolate-Frosted Saltines
"To some, this may sound odd, but I grew up on this simple treat. Sweet and salty is one of my favorite combos. Use your favorite saltines and chocolate frosting for this. Serving size is totally approximate, as it depends on how much frosting you like on each saltine and how many saltines each person eats. Makes a great snack or dessert. Kid- and adult-friendly."
- Ready In:
- 5mins
- Ingredients:
- 2
- Yields:
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135 crackers
- Serves:
- 10
ingredients
- 135 saltine crackers (1 box)
- 16 ounces chocolate frosting (1 tub, use your favorite brand)
directions
- Spread desired amount of chocolate frosting on each saltine.
- Eat! :). Don't forget to refrigerate any leftover frosting to eat on more saltines later.
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Reviews
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I gave this recipe 5 stars. I love saltines with vanilla frosting. I actually use vanilla frosting recipe posted here Recipe #216892 . This was one of my favorite teen snacks. I can't wait to try chocolate frosting. Thanks christine (internetnut)
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This combination didn't sound odd to me at all since I love chocolate covered pretzels. The sweet and salty combo make a perfect pair. I used Duncan Hines classic chocolate frosting and found that you have to put a very small amount otherwise the chocolate overwhelms the saltine and you don't taste it at all. It is quick and easy which is a plus, but not something I'll make a regular snack. Thanks for sharing blancpage! -
Bought Duncan Hines Chocolate frosting and tried your suggestion. YUMMMMMMY!!!! Had to force myself to stop! Such a simple pleasure to whip up! Thanks
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